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Prompt & Context Engineering
An instruction only sometimes applies — like a special discount policy only for orders over $500. Where does the exam expect this kind of conditional guidance to live?
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Answer: B — Placed where its scope is clear — often the tool description or a clearly scoped instruction block, not general system-level text
Instruction and prompt placement across components is explicitly tested — conditional or scoped guidance belongs where its scope is unambiguous, not mixed indiscriminately into a general system prompt where it competes with everything else for attention.
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